Short Pixie Hair Cut (Part 2) By Ardem Keshishian In Dallas

Right stop and it's also important to blow-dry the hair to the direction that the hair is going to go. So if we want the hair to go forward, definitely blow dry from the back again picking it up from the scalp with my vent brush about a ninety degree and creating a bend, so it has some volume on top. This creates more of a tassel look. You know not a fixed look gives the hair the body that it needs in the front area where the bangs are. I don't want a lot of body there. I just kind of wanted to lay natural, so I'm just kind of tossing it just moving it around, and you also want to show your client how to style your hair this way, so it's not a big burden for them to style their hair. This haircut should be very easy for individual to do so far, it's taking good shape and as I'm blow-drying, I'm looking for any spot that is bulky and thick and that it may be harsh looking. So when I'm done blow-drying I'm gon na go over and thin. Those areas out make it flow better, make it blend better. So when you're drying definitely keep an eye on the hair guide and make sure you're looking at every cut that you've created in there and see if it's gone to the, if it's doing what you wanted to do now we're going to redefine it Dobis I'm going To start from the back, take it in just a little bit again using my fine thinning shears fitting sheet is a great tool. It kind of gives you the benefit of cutting without any lines. So that way, you don't have to go over and blend the lines. You'Ve created, as you see, I'm using a white tooth comb. I like using white tooth comb because it's just kind of leaves the hair natural. It doesn't put a lot of tension on it, and the hair is not compacted together, so eliminates any undesired bluntness choppiness to the hair, and you can just kind of cut through with your thinning shears at it very loosely, without creating any undesired cut lines going over. With my scissors just to kind of clean up any frayed ends, you want to do that because it's it's not pretty when the when there's frayed ends left after using a thinning, shear or a razor, so you might want to clean it up just a little bit. So then the client doesn't feel like they just received a haircut and they still have bad ends showing and a lot of what I'm doing is you know your taste and your customers taste. You can use these techniques for a lot of different styles, so you go shorter. You could keep it long. Everybody'S got their own individuality and these techniques would work any style. This haircut, you can do it longer version of it even shorter version than this one is using the same techniques and you see I'm cutting the hair as it lays where it's supposed to so that way, you could get instant gratification, you cut it, you see exactly What you're doing, if you see some bulkiness, if you see some thick spots, you can just go in and thin it right out and it gives you exactly what you're looking for. It is important to cut and redefine here when it's dry, because your customer it's night they're not going to wear their hair wet. So if you just cut the hair wet and the blow dry or you blow dry it and they leave there's going to be some things that for sure you're going to be missing because no one's going to wear their hair wet. So it's definitely important to go over it redefine it personalize the haircut while it's drying - and it's important to do that, because your customer also sees what you're doing it's more visual for them, because they can't really tell what their hair is doing. One is wet as I'm doing your bangs, I'm picking up the pieces that I think they're thick and I'm just thinning out the ends just a little bit from top to bottom and placing it exactly where I want it to go right after the cut it's important To do that, just to make sure you achieve the look that you want and again I'm going over it with my scissors just to cap the ends to make sure they're not too frayed putting it in place. Where I want them to go, then we got a little bit shorter on the sides. Personalizing the haircut, it's one of my favorite things to do while it's dry, it's fun and your client enjoys it. Okay, please see your work, they see your artistry. I think it's one of the best things in hairdressing, taking a little bit of bulk from the top put up the blade, the bottom and just lightly close those getting sheers and run it through the hair, ensure that the top is not